Make

Model

Hi-Rib 36" 7.2 Type

Description

Panel Rafted Rollformer Line with Uncoiler and Flying Cutoff Shear

Reference #

8078553

Price

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Used Hi-Rib 36″ 7.2 Type Roll Former for Sale. This line runs Hi-Rib panel in 18 to 24 gauge, right to left, through 32 passes arranged in 8 rafts at 4 passes per raft, with 44″ roll spacing, 15″ horizontal centers, 7″ to 10″ vertical adjustment and 8″ from base to bottom of spindle, driven by a 60 HP motor. Coil handling is by an American Uncoiler Model 10 rated at 20,000 lbs with a 3 HP drive, powered traversing, 48″ max coil width, 60″ max coil O.D. and 14″ to 20″ coil I.D., fed by an Autoquip Model 24K18 coil car rated at 18,000 lbs. Also included: Stamco Model 3607 cut off press, 30 thru 12 gauge, 15 HP, chain driven with air clutch, flying cut off die, Durant Series 5884 controller, rotary dial counter, Philadelphia gear reducers, fabricated steel base and an operator control station for the uncoiler. The machine can be seen under power for an inspection. Request a Quote for further details.

Specifications

Uncoiler Coil Capacity

20,000 Lbs

Max Coil Width

48"

Max Coil O.D

60"

Coil I.D

14" - 20"

Uncoiler Drive Motor

3 HP

Autoquip Coil Car Capacity

18,000 Lbs

Rollformer

Hi-Rib Panel

Panel Thickness Capacity

18 to 24 Gauge

Number of Passes

32

Number of Rafts

8 (4 Passes per Raft)

Roll Spacing

44"

Horizontal Centers

15"

Vertical Adjustment

7" - 10"

Base to Bottom of Spindle

8"

Direction

Right to Left

Rollformer Motor

60 HP

Stamco Press Coil Capacity

30 thru 12 Gauge

Stamco Motor

15 HP

Features

American Uncoiler Model 10

Autoquip Coil Car Model 24K18

Durant Controller Series 5884

Fabricated Steel Base

Flying Cut Off Die

Operator Control Station for Uncoiler

Philadelphia Gear Reducers

Powered Traversing on Uncoiler

Rotary Dial Counter

Stamco Cut Off Press Model 3607

Chain Driven

Air Clutch

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